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Field of view is much larger
Stability of the platform, especially if using it for long periods of time while scouting for deer, or bird watching. I have only one eye and I use binoculars for the above mentioned advantage.Other than 2 ocular lenses, is there an advantage to using binoculars over a monocular?
The monocular has the size and weight advantage.
The binocs, 8x42, will be quite a bit brighter than the 8x32 mono, and, you will find the binocs are much less tiring to use over a period of time.Hmm... Are you saying binoculars have the larger FOV? I'm looking at the Vortex Diamondback HD 8x42 binocs, and the FOV @1000 yards is the same as for the Vortex 8x32 monocular... 393'
Something to be aware of, naturally I do not have this issue not having binocular vision, but make sure the bins you get are properly collimated. And if after ten minute in the store looking at stuff with them and you don't have a headache, then they probably are. Also be wary, the demo ones might be cherry picked. Especially at the low end of bins, give them a good test. If you go for Leica or the Vortex Razor , you probably don't need to worry about collimation. I bought the demo low end vortex for my gf after she liked them, they tried to give us a new pair from under the counter. I had her spend another five minutes with that pair and she got a headache. So demo pair it was, and Cabelas can cherry,pick another one for the counter.Hmm... Are you saying binoculars have the larger FOV? I'm looking at the Vortex Diamondback HD 8x42 binocs, and the FOV @1000 yards is the same as for the Vortex 8x32 monocular... 393'
What primary use?
Something to be aware of, naturally I do not have this issue not having binocular vision, but make sure the bins you get are properly collimated. And if after ten minute in the store looking at stuff with them and you don't have a headache, then they probably are. Also be wary, the demo ones might be cherry picked. Especially at the low end of bins, give them a good test. If you go for Leica or the Vortex Razor , you probably don't need to worry about collimation. I bought the demo low end vortex for my gf after she liked them, they tried to give us a new pair from under the counter. I had her spend another five minutes with that pair and she got a headache. So demo pair it was, and Cabelas can cherry,pick another one for the counter.
Something to be aware of, naturally I do not have this issue not having binocular vision, but make sure the bins you get are properly collimated. And if after ten minute in the store looking at stuff with them and you don't have a headache, then they probably are. Also be wary, the demo ones might be cherry picked. Especially at the low end of bins, give them a good test. If you go for Leica or the Vortex Razor , you probably don't need to worry about collimation. I bought the demo low end vortex for my gf after she liked them, they tried to give us a new pair from under the counter. I had her spend another five minutes with that pair and she got a headache. So demo pair it was, and Cabelas can cherry,pick another one for the counter.
If you wear spats and a tophat, a monocle is the way to go.
It's "Putin on the Ritzukov" tovarish. And we all must sing along.Yep... in Russia when they're dressing up, they sing "Putin on the ritz".
OutSTANDING post!
There's few things worse than a set of wonked binos that will give you migraine inducing googly-eyed Superman vision!
did you have her set the diopters in the store?
You're putin me on!!!!Yep... in Russia when they're dressing up, they sing "Putin on the ritz".